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Gut: Ingredient shortlist

Pick a category first, then compare formats and serving directions with a tight ingredient shortlist.

Gut

Start here: pick one ingredient, then compare 2–4 products side by side before you buy.

If you only do one thing, keep your compare list small. Two near-identical listings can look different once you line up serving size and capsule count.

  • Format first: choose capsule, powder, gummy, or liquid.
  • Serving math: use servings per container to estimate how long it lasts.
  • Keep labels readable: single-ingredient listings are easiest to compare at the start.

Ingredient shortlist

Start with these ingredients, then compare products in the catalog.

Probiotics

Product pages can differ on storage directions and formats; compare serving size and container value first.

Saccharomyces boulardii

A focused probiotic-style listing; compare serving size and capsule count for routine fit.

Psyllium Husk

Usually powder or capsules; compare grams per serving, flavoring, and how many servings the container holds.

Inulin

Often sold as a prebiotic fiber powder; compare grams per serving and whether it’s flavored or plain.

Digestive Enzymes

Commonly sold in capsules; compare serving size and whether formulas add multiple extra actives.

Popular guides

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Probiotics, Prebiotics, Enzymes, and Boulardii: A Vocabulary Guide

A clear, category-first guide to common gut ingredients and what the labels are trying to tell you.
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Fiber First: A Gut-Friendly Plate Without Obsessing

A realistic way to eat more fiber through ordinary meals, with notes on where psyllium and inulin fit for people who prefer shortcuts.
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